Acre, Brasil · Rio Gregório Indigenous Land
Mariri Yawanawá
The cultural and spiritual celebration of the Yawanawá people, organized by them in their village, Yawatxivan.
The celebration
The Mariri
The Mariri is the cultural and spiritual celebration of the Yawanawá people. They organize it and welcome us in their village, Yawatxivan, in the Rio Gregório Indigenous Land, through the Yawanawá Sociocultural Association (ASCY).
I go as a guest of the community. Participation depends on confirmed registration and on the community's capacity to host.
So far
What we know so far
- Place: Yawatxivan, in the Rio Gregório Indigenous Land, Acre, Brazil.
- Dates: September 1 to 6, 2027.
- Host: the Yawanawá people, through the Yawanawá Sociocultural Association (ASCY).
- Guide: me, in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Still to be confirmed
The size of the group, the program, the route and the cost are confirmed with ASCY before they are announced. Join the interest list and I'll let you know as soon as they are.
Protocol
How we take part
This journey follows the protocol of the community. It does not include ceremonies with sacred plants or mushrooms.
Visitors accompany and witness. They do not take an active part in the community's ceremonies.
This is a cultural journey. It does not replace medical care.
How to join
Three steps
Write to me
Message me on WhatsApp to join the interest list. English, Spanish or Portuguese.
We talk
I tell you what is confirmed and answer your questions, one to one.
Confirm your place
When ASCY confirms the details, I send you the cost, one to one, and a short registration form.
Questions
When is the Mariri?
From September 1 to 6, 2027.
How much does it cost?
I share prices one to one, after we talk. Message me on WhatsApp and I'll send you the details once they are confirmed.
How many people join?
A small group. The size is to be confirmed with ASCY.
How do we get there?
Yawatxivan is a remote village in the Brazilian Amazon. I'll share the route and the logistics once the journey is confirmed.
Will there be ceremonies with sacred plants or mushrooms?
No. This journey follows the cultural protocol of the community and does not include them.
Which languages is the journey in?
English, Spanish and Portuguese. I guide and translate between them.